Fractals is an encounter with a design paradigm, a certain matryoshka revelation of dolls-within-dolls.

The fluffy white puffs turned to a discordant grey

I see a black darkness

Rashna set out to meet Abedin on the Saturday after the incident at the procession, and on the way to the hospital in a rickshaw, she debated whether she was doing the right thing. It wasn't her responsibility to keep in touch with Abedin, but they had shared a perilous experience together, which seemed to make them more than strangers. They were both supposed to have been cut into pieces by Taleb and his men, but had miraculously survived. It still seemed unreal to Rashna because this sort of thing only happens in Bollywood movies.

A two-day book fair on history began in Rajshahi city yesterday, organised by Bangladesh Itihas Sammilani.

A total of 6,471 students have won awards in the Bishwo Shahitto Kendro's (BSK) book reading programme last year.

Renowned poet Rafiq Azad is admitted to the ICU of Bangabandhu Sheikh Mujib Medical University (BSMMU) in Dhaka following a stroke.

I haven't written a book review in a long time, because I didn't come across any that was out-of-the-box.

Very few brick kilns in Bangladesh have been built following the proper design, resulting in huge environmental pollution, experts said

Sometimes I walk away from plights in my life

Tobias Wolff would like to think his first published novel, “Ugly Rumours”, did not exist. It does not come up on any official list of his publications...

Rashna suddenly heard one of her classmates shout, “Look that's Abedin! They're going to kill him!” Rashna turned to see a young man on the ground and recognized Abedin immediately. He was their batch-mate, an attentive and serious student who

A week-long book fair will begin from January 10 on the premises of Supreme Court Bar Association (SCBA).

Textbooks for visually impaired school students should be published by the education ministry in 2017, not by the social welfare ministry, a training session was told yesterday.

Modernisation is not an easy process, but neither is its depiction (or description). Laurence Wylie's Village in the Vaucluse informs us how traditional society can go gently, yet Chinua Achebe's Things Fall Apart accents a more brutal face.

The stories in this collection will make you see the world differently as the greatest stories always do.

Admittedly, we live in a milieu that comprises numerous sprinkled rudiments which keep crisscrossing each other in our personal-social-cultural-political existence.

Degradation of the natural environment and its impact on human lives is now visible all over the world.

Time is running out fast.

The gates opened with a screech and I was out of the clinic, it's been over a month, the bright sun hit my eyes, I cringed. It was a